Celebrate St. Patrick's Day at the Missouri History Museum's Sensory-Friendly Morning. Sensory-Friendly morning is free and is open to those with sensory needs.
Visitors will enjoy a tour of the 1904 World's Fair exhibit with specially designed sensory-friendly activities that will engage participants while respecting their sensory needs. The lighting and noise levels in the museum spaces will be adjusted to create a more inclusive atmosphere to minimize sensory overload and provide a comfortable and enjoyable experience.
To avoid large crowds, Sensory-Friendly Morning takes place when the museum is closed to the general public.
Sensory-Friendly Morning at the Missouri History Museum is free, but registration is required.
10 a.m. to noon on Monday, March 17.
Learn more and register at mohistory.org
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